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Uncut Guy Wants an affordable chastity device

Alright, listen. I'm a student on a tight budget looking for the right chastity device for my uncut member. My foreskin is small and likely staying put…

member_8e6a471282 26 Aug 2026 #1

Alright, listen. I’m a student on a tight budget looking for the right chastity device for my uncut member. My foreskin is small and likely staying put (even though I’d love to have it removed eventually). I found an affordable option online and set my limit at roughly 20$ +- 5. I plan to wear it long-term, aiming for two months before the first removal. Could you give me advice on material, sizing, and design? This is a new experience for me; I’ve seen some scary photos of edema online but will push through those visuals. Comfort isn’t my top priority right now, but please ensure the device doesn’t pinch my foreskin and needs minimal upkeep. My flaccid measurements are 75 mm in length with a 63 mm base diameter.** Since most standard sizes come in at 40, 45, or 50, I can handle some discomfort if needed. -Sam

member_541c83795a 29 Aug 2026 #2

I recommend testing out metal rings first to find what suits you best. If your base is truly **63mm**, that could be tricky. What is the circumference or diameter of your erect cock? Typically, a comfortable base size for a ring adds about 5mm to your current measurement. You don't want a base that's too tight. In extreme cases, it might require an ER visit and metal cutters to remove.

member_76d4a3cb64 4 Sept 2026 #3

Wait a few weeks, save up a bit more cash, and purchase a unit that includes all three standard rings. One of them should fit you perfectly. On my end, I prefer to avoid devices where the balls and penis slip through a ring opening. It seems harder to get off quickly in an emergency, so I've stuck with hinged-ring models. Others here love the one-piece designs though; they are correct that pinching is reduced. Whatever choice you make, your first device serves as practice gear. It will help you learn your preferences, which you can then use when upgrading to better equipment.